[ he does not have bandages on which is probably a mistake but he's not actively bleeding so he's fine with it.
but she'll notice there is some type of stab wound on his left arm, as well as a slash across his chest that is definitely from a sword. there is also a wound that definitely looks as if he was impaled straight through, although it somehow goes over where his heart is. ]
I think that to be ordered to be broken would require that you did something very drastic. A lot of swords have tried to change history, but it's a consequence of them having to face the past. They tend to eventually realize they can't and it works out.
[ shinobu isn't one to want to change what's already happened because she couldn't fathom pretending how she never lost her parents even though she desperately wishes her parents never died. it's a part of what makes her her, and as tragic and heartrending as it is, she'd probably never try to change the past of her world. she rejected having a normal life long ago.
but still, something about hearing how the swords and their missions function... ]
That's a little sad, isn't it? To make something happen again and again even if it's not something you want.
But if you change the past enough, what happens is that something called an abandoned world is eventually created. Imagine it-- a place where all the people in it are now lost, cut off from time.
Mm. I cannot promise that will always be the case... but there are many beautiful things out there in the world, and I remember every one that I come across.
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[ she would probably have to help him remove his clothes though. ]
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[ she has no problem helping. she is not shy about this, not when it's medical. ]
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but she'll notice there is some type of stab wound on his left arm, as well as a slash across his chest that is definitely from a sword. there is also a wound that definitely looks as if he was impaled straight through, although it somehow goes over where his heart is. ]
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her expression doesn't falter as she examines his healed wounds. ]
I will not let you walk away from me without bandages. I can't cover everything now, unfortunately.
[ but she will go for the worst of it. ]
What happened?
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[ they got their butts kicked. ]
We kept getting separated and then reunited sporadically.
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[ for him especially. ]
Were they only physical fights?
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but he considers... ]
No. I cannot speak for the others for what happened to them when we weren't together though.
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I will ask them myself, if I wish to hear what happened to them. I would like to hear what happened to you, from you.
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I don't know your history intimately, but that sounds targeted.
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Are you all right?
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I think I will sleep for a long time.
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[ she taps her own chest, right over where he was impaled. ]
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That is from an old master. I did not follow an order.
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So you were punished by - a sword through the heart?
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I think that to be ordered to be broken would require that you did something very drastic. A lot of swords have tried to change history, but it's a consequence of them having to face the past. They tend to eventually realize they can't and it works out.
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but still, something about hearing how the swords and their missions function... ]
That's a little sad, isn't it? To make something happen again and again even if it's not something you want.
... It sounds tiring.
[ it's not very surprising. ]
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But if you change the past enough, what happens is that something called an abandoned world is eventually created. Imagine it-- a place where all the people in it are now lost, cut off from time.
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I only think having to see the same thing over and over again is heavy.
[ even only in her nightmares, it was hard to manage. ]
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But... it also means you get to see the things that make you happy as well.
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[ she doesn't think a sword's life is ideal. ]
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